1. Sources are cited after each sentence in which they are used (rather than just at the beginning or end of a paragraph), even if each sentence uses the same source. 2. Parenthetical citations appear within the ending punctuation of a sentence. 3. Publication years appear after the authors for in-text citations (i.e., the in-text citation of True and Noble), while quotation page numbers appear after the quotation. 4. The full word and is used for in-text citations, while the ampersand symbol (&) is used for parenthetical citations.
âHyper-primingâ is an effect where priming happens for concepts at a much greater distance than normal. For example, the word âbirdâ might speed up reaction times to the the word âaeroplaneâ. To return to our analogy, the ripples are much stronger and spread further than normal.
1 Priming (agriculture) , a form of seed planting preparation, in which seeds are soaked before planting. 2  Priming (immunology) , a process occurring when a specific antigen is presented to naive lymphocytes causing them to differentiate either into armed effector cells or into memory cells.